Lindbergh to Fly East Europe in Planned Monoplane Tour
Charles Lindbergh replied to promoters offering contracts worth millions and said he may not give up flying. He plans a monoplane flight around Europe and back, with stops in Paris Brussels and London as part of a broader publicity and lecture program.
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Charles Lind V
Invita
Aly
Europe
Tindbergh
New York
Padhearirans
Polar Freindbergh
Mera
le Bourget Geld
Ambassador Ich
Atom
Paris
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Brussel
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Himain
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Ich
Lindbergh Heiress Trains For Trial Amid Private Car Controversy
The article reports Eva Lindbergh returning amid sensational claims that a private car owned by President Heoner of Wien Central Railroad was involved in the incident. Authorities and figures including mayor Jonny Todgp are referenced as the case unfolds with high public interest.
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Evangeline Lindbergh
Tee Mo
Jonny Todgp
Ot Bao
Landbershie
Mre Lindher
Joan Florano
Edge
Pres
Wien Central Railroad
Lindergaard
New York
Moral Debate on Dry Law Violation to Save Life in Indiana
Hoosiers weigh whether breaking prohibition laws can be justified to preserve human life. The discussion centers on a governor’s stance, legal penalties, and a hypothetical case involving medical whiskey and a life-threatening scenario.
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Isdianapolis
Ind
Acthor LL Gilroms
Peruul
Fd Jackson
Grant Tay of Balagation and Hewitt Case Update
Fragmented report indicates Grant Tay of Balagation ten Hewitt and a case involving a slave of Canneer QO. Appeals and defense actions noted with judges in AsPaabult and Conneaut, pendings and status unclear due to damaged text.
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BR Sarzear
Eldarth
Fred Broan
Asa Tannys Raent
Hewitt
Lindbergh Outlines Transatlantic Flying Plans
Charles A Lindbergh told an audience at the American Club that regular Atlantic air service is near and will be feasible with improved planes and engines. He stressed careful preparation before the historic flight and noted that passenger service may await further mid ocean testing. Continued on page 2.
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Paris
Charles A Lindvergh
Theatne
Aimer Club
Passiussli
Tai
Lindbergh
Nofern
Phere
Naval Conference Set to Open at Geneva on June Twentieth
Washington May 4 The Coohuze Naval Conference at Geneva was officially confirmed to open on June twentieth in a vote sent by Secretary of State Keilacs to the British and Japanese ambassadors.
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Geneva
Bullftin
Washington
Genera
Keilacs
Officials Work On Kennelly Case Involving Phantom Car
Tolice and county authorities stall on the Kennelly case as deputies Crehore and Cowie from the sheriff’s office labor from early morning until seven last night. Police seek untangle clues to bring the driver to justice in Elvira township.
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Tolice
Kennelly Case Inc
Phanton
James Kennel
Elvira
Crehore
Cowie
Coolidge to Spend Summer in South Dakota
President Coolidge tentatively selected the Black Hills of South Dakota for his summer vacation. The White House announced the choice as the President notes the area offers rest and quiet while investigators pursue a careful inquiry into his finances and possible recommendations.
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Coolidge
S. Dakota
Tashington
South Dakota
White House
Spond
Premier Baldwin Warns Commons Over Soviet Trade Ties
In a parliamentary address, Premier Baldwin announced potential actions against Soviet relations if the House of Commons disapproves. He cited a raid on Arcos Trading Co in Scotland, described as a Soviet arms and espionage hub linking to Communist activities in China and Moscow control of Borodin. The report notes the matter continues on page 2.
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London
Stanley
Baldwin
House of Commons
Soevier
Russia
Baldwin Madeles
Austen Chamyberlain
Commons
Scotland
Arcos Trading Co
Propia Panda
South
South America
Mexico
Bereish
Deszitels
China
MM Borodin
Moscow
Lyving
Lawmakers Pass Tax Measures Over Governor Opposition
Measures to raise revenue without a signature become law as Governor Donahue opposes the plan. The two tax bills would levy a six tenths of a mill general tax and an increased premium tax on insurance written by out of state companies. Officials estimate annual revenue between 7 million and 8 million dollars with collections starting in November and June.
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WioMeter
Faia
Ipsat
Tn Revea
Flyria
Fits
Olenius
Fiyria
Esperes Permanent Ik
Jerera
Fisra
Mars
Cross
Elvrra Councilorn
Sen
Crass
Cis
Coulmels
Tom Drtcou
Bir Donahiy
Ohio
Bill Donaner
Staes Nevessir
Name Committees For Memorial Day
The General Memorial Day Committee met last night to finalize observance plans. The 18 member committees include General Committee chaired by Clayton Smith with Mason Smith secretary. Flower Committee chaired by Jason Howlett with 12 Boy Scouts listed. Decoration of Park, Rumor, and various cemeteries assigned to Geo Howlett and others. Additional groups cover motorized services, decoration at St Marys, Port and Butternut Ridge Cemeteries, and Grafton Cemeteries with Otto Chapman as chair. Continued on page 2.
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Memorial Way
Clayton Smith
Mason Smith
Cras Refenning
Eareee Southam
DankKothe
Georke Wersehe
George Rotison
Ana Smmth
Nan Simons
Blanchard Reason
Capas
Walter Schultz
E Leifer
Geo Wipsehe
Warry Hinkemn
E J Stackard
John Pope
D Smith
Geo Howlett FE
Otto Chapman
Line Chapman
Walter ‘Barnes
Wm ‘Ehlber
Grafton
F Clayton Smith
Five Survivors Of Anti-Saloon League Meet In Oberlin
At Oberlin College, five remaining founders of the Anti-Saloon League, including Howard Aide Russell and Azariah Root, gathered in the Spear Libraries room to mark the 100th anniversary of their 1833 meeting and reaffirm Prohibition aims. The group discussed maintaining laws against alcohol and preserving the League's early reforms.
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Oberlin
Msenifarcr
Natiog
Ronas
Oberlin College
Howard Ixde Hassel
Azariah Root
L Grarity
Oberlin Eillage
Henry “Mc Teeney
Webster Grove
Andrew G Comings
Wenairson
Oorrilahu
Russell
Praygr
Witer Sear
Howard
Rasell
Coluraus
Immedisi
Levee Breaks Floods Large Louisiana Parish
The McCrae levee on the Veda river broke early today washing over Point Coupe Parish and inundating 70 000 residents. State and federal engineers predicted time for complete evacuation before flooding expands to nearby sugar bowl lands as 165,000 people must leave their homes.
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New Orleans
McCrae
Point Coupe Parish
Doom
Four Hundred Men Idle After Hazelbrook Coal Breaker Fire
A blaze at the Hazelbrook Coal Company colliery near Kardville on May 24 destroyed the breaker, leaving about 400 workers unemployed and estimated damage over 300000 dollars. Local authorities investigated the cause of the fire and assess recovery options for the plant.
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Hazelbrook Coal Company
Kardville
Donahey Signs Two More Bills in Final Session
Governor Vre Donthes signed two of the remaining measures from the final session earlier this month. One requires all buildings and materials relocated along railroad tracks to be at least eight feet from the center of the track. the other changes the location of a road through Applereek Waxnecto.
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Chappilear Herbert
Atcler Corporation
Italian aviator De Pinedo missing near Azores
reports from New York and Horta indicate Italian aviator Col Francesco De Pinedo, traveling in the seaplane HORTA, left Trepassey Newfoundland for the Azores and was last sighted near the Azores with a three masted vessel reported towing a craft resembling his. Foggy, rainy conditions hinder search efforts at Horta and along the route toward the Azores.
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New York
Santa Maria
Francesco DePinedo
Infantin Vesagres
Radio Corporation of America
Infantta
Leviz
Radio Corporation
Massachusetts
Infantia Venegres
Infante Satres
Agarbiea
Francesco de Picedo
New Foundland
Azores
de Pinedo
Horta
Azore
Trepassey
Col Francesco de Pinedy
Trajan
Foundland
Memorial Services at Ridgeville Sunday Afternoon
Ridgeville hosts memorial services Sunday afternoon at the town hall with music by the American Legion Fife and Drum Corps. Rev. Tipton of North Olmsted speaks. Graves at Ridgeville cemetery will be decorated before a second ceremony at Fields cemetery. Bring flowers to the town hall Saturday for decoration.
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Ridgeville
Mar
American Legion
Tipton
North Olmsted
Town Hall
Ridgeville Cemetery
Fields Cemetery
Quicken Search For Missing Fliers In Multistate Run
Reports from fishing boats Autoinette and Su Hotert rapid on missing French trans Atlantic aviators Charles Nungesser and Francis Coli. Royal authorities traced signals to Star Point near Plymouth while errors in hydroplane details were clarified. Also: Price Russet Columbia resigns as chairman of the Board of Clemency to Governor Donahey.
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Unsesser
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Plymouth
Board OF Clemency Collabis
Price Russet Columbia
Memeer
Board of
Clemencs
Donahey
Sedi
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